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· 7/3/1950

Town of Brookline v. Co-Ray Realty Co.

Citations

  • 93 N.E.2d 581
  • 326 Mass. 206

How courts have described this case

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  • lot in single-family zone may not be used for walkway to apartment building on another lot
  • use of a strip in Brookline zoned for single-residence use for service access to an apartment building in Boston, an active use, is not permissible in violation of Brookline’s zoning by-law
  • portion of property in Brookline zoned as single residence could not be used for \carrying on the numerous inevitable service activities accompanying the occupancy of an apartment house\ permitted on portion of property located in Boston
  • Brookline portion of split lot to be used for active purpose of service entrance for apartment building on Boston portion of lot violative of Brookline by-law proscribing such use may not be included in dimensional computation

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Judges: Qua, Ronan, Wilkins, Spalding, Williams

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